FuturePerth

Young architects from 40 countries develop concepts tackling the need for urban density using unused rooftops on buildings across 69 different cities.

Is building a city above a city the solution for higher-density living? Upside down houses, sky-high terraces and communal gardens on top of existing buildings could be the solution to meeting the demand for urbanisation in major cities around the world. 

The Department of Transport, together with the Public Transport Authority and Main Roads Western Australia have today released the Perth Transport Plan for 3.5 Million People and Beyond.

Is it all sauce and no steak? Will we have the nation's best public transport system? Have a look at the plan on the Department's website and have your say by emailing [email protected] or calling (08) 9463 2391 during the public comment period from 29/7/16 to 28/10/16.

http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/projects/perth-transport-plan-for-3-5-million.asp

Perth Transport Plan for 3.5 million and beyond The State Government has developed a vision for Perth’s future transport network; designed to keep our city moving as we grow and help Perth to continue to be one of the most liveable cities in the world.

What do you want to see in Perth's laneways? Have your say on the future of McLean lane.

McLean Lane Enhancement The City of Perth would like your feedback on its proposal to upgrade McLean Lane as part of the City's Laneways Revitalisation Initiative.You can learn more about the McLane Laneway Proposal by viewing the documents available on the right of this page. In short, the proposal aims to improve pedestr…

Another tower approval for South Perth as Finbar's 38-storey mixed-use "Civic Heart" gets the green light (1st photo below). Will the new major residential projects help reactivate the southern banks of the river and provide enough patronage for a train station?